Mug and White Stall Unbeaten in BB Division
In the City Slow-Pitch BB Division Pewter Mug (6-0) beat Norwalk Furniture No. 1 4-3, and Bob White Builders (5-0) defeated Scotia Pattern 17-1. Norwalk Furniture No. 2 crushed Friendly Corners 15-3 as Gary Borgeson homered and Ted Ickes spun six solid innings.
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Don Hohler
Pewter Mug
Bob White Builders
Norwalk Furniture No
Scotia
Gary Borgeson
Ted Ickes
Mike Klading
Wally Grose
Bruce Gross
Larry Wetzel
Furniture
Mike Seitz
John Adams
Ken Plue
Plue
Seitz
Harold Meritt
Ken Morrow
Cotterill rallies to 2nd at Nelson Ledges race
Chuck Cotterill drove a Lotus to second place after starting 17th amid engine problems. Teammate Pat Hughes, formerly of Norwalk, finished fifth at Nelson Ledges Road Racing Course. The 840 pound car is powered by a 997 cc British Ford engine.
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Warren
Chuck Cotterill
Nelson Ledges
Cotterill
Pat Hughes
Norwalk
Division Names Change in Local Businesses
Local commercial shifts list Culligan Soft Water Beach Diversified Reineck's Plastic Molders Connie's Laundry among enterprise updates reflecting midyear adjustments in ownership and branding.
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Culligan Soft Water Beach Diversified
Reineck’s Plastic Molders
Connie's Laundry
Monroeville Names Helen Payne Area's First Woman AD
Helen Payne of Monroeville becomes the area’s first female high school athletic director after a 4-1 board vote. She has long supervised girls sports, timekeeping, and coaching duties, and will replace Harry Garverick who resigned. Payne holds a Masters from West Virginia and studies today at Bowling Green.
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Monroeville
Helen Payne
Miss Payne
Board of Education
Glenn Sprague
West Virginia Wesleyan
Girls Recreation Association
Norwalk
Monroeville AD
University of West Virginia
Bowling Green State University
Harry Garverick
Hawks Go First In Nba Draft With Two Of Three Picks
Atlanta Hawks hold two of the first three selections in the NBA college player draft. Marvin Webster from Morgan State is tipped as the No 1 choice, a seven foot rebounder noted as the second most prolific in college history. The Lakers may select David Meyers or David Thompson with the other top pick.
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NEW York
UPI
Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
Hawks
Marvin
Webster
Morgan State
Lakers
UCLA
David Meyers
North Carolina State
David Thompson
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